I accidentally dropped my module tables and decided to recreate the migrations, so I deleted the migration files and snapshot as well. Now, when I try to generate migrations again, it says, Skipped. Database is up-to-date for module.
#db:generate does nothing
stark birch
It also creates a new snapshot file with the content:
{
"tables": [],
"namespaces": []
}
It doesn’t work for a specific module, but it doesn’t throw any exceptions.
honest sun
try npx medusa db:generate (specificModule).
stark birch
npx medusa db:generate (specificModule)
I’m doing exactly that.
honest sun
it's only going to compare current model code to db, if there is no difference no migrations generated.
stark birch
There are no tables in the database. I’ve dropped them.
honest sun
then run npx medusa db:migrate
stark birch
It doesn’t do anything because db:generate doesn’t generate the correct migration files. It thinks the tables are still present and displays Skipped. Database is up-to-date for module
honest sun
if you've dropped all tables, npx medusa db:migrate recreates them all against in the db.
double check you're connecting to the correct db
stark birch
npx medusa db:migrate will recreate all tables ONLY if the migrations are generated beforehand. However, npx medusa db:generate [specificModule] currently doesn’t create the necessary migrations, that’s the main issue here.
stark birch
packages/core/utils/src/modules-sdk/migration-scripts/migration-generate.ts
method buildGenerateMigrationScript get empty models array
packages/core/modules-sdk/src/loaders/utils/load-internal.ts line 448
stark birch
